Sentence examples for chief publicist from inspiring English sources

After that, Green became their unofficial ambassador, adviser, and chief publicist.

Michael Hartman, the chief publicist for the production, also declined to detail the extent of promotion.

"We have done testing, and found that this is an issue of food quality and not food safety," Nicki Briggs, the company's chief publicist, told me.

3PM TURNS INTO 5.30PM AND WE ARE TOLD by Kelly's chief publicist and nose-wiper, Regina, that Kelly would like to take his wife and a dancer from his entourage for something to eat.

The complaint, endorsed by Mr. Miller in an interview yesterday but disputed by a Shubert official and the show's chief publicist, was regarded by Broadway aficionados as highly unusual, especially because the show, which opened three weeks ago, has enjoyed generally good reviews and has done well at the box office.

The Michigan congressman (and future president), Gerald Ford, became the Warren Commission's chief publicist for the lone gunman theory through an influential article in Life magazine in 1964 and a book, Portrait of the Assassin (1965).

Ginsberg eventually became one of the chief publicists for LSD, along with Ken Kesey, who first used it at the Veterans Hospital in Menlo Park, in 1960, where, in another federally funded program, he was paid seventy-five dollars a day to ingest hallucinogens.

However, in between running the war, the Faceira brothers have pressed on with their plans for Kissama.Realising that they had no experience of tourism or conservation, they approached Wouter van Hoven, a professor of wildlife management at the University of Pretoria, who has been their chief fundraiser and publicist ever since.

Designers still operate in the shadow of the chief designer, and publicists conjure up creation myths to promote new models.

Mr Yates was criticised by MPs for failing to re-open the investigation into phone hacking last year following the discovery of secret settlements between News International and the publicist Max Clifford and Gordon Taylor, chief executive of the Professional Footballers Associationn.

The studio chief (Stanley Tucci) persuades Lee Philips (Mr. Crystal), a publicist he has just fired, to return for one last campaign.